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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-02
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.

Nolk1 IL AHL w 49,
There are 1913 students q The
University.
! There are ll9 names on the Da-
wilson College catalogue.
Governor Scales does not think an
extra session OF the Legislature
probable.
Durham Recorder: The Black
well Manufacturing Compznylshow
shipping upon an average OF 10000
pounds of tobacco daily.
Newbern Journal: II is feared
that the recent cold weather has
killed the fruit in This, ser1m+
The pea crop mas been given a'seri-
Gus set back by the recent cold sap
arr IN r.ua6y places op:lighss srtt has
been k1lled outright, but the track
els are, hopeful yet of something
Ike halt a crop. =.
Winston Progressive Farmer: a
farmer from Stokes county brought
1,4OO pounds of tobacco to market
last weeklall he raised) and sold it.
He then went TO pay his guano bill
paid all be got tor bis tobacco, FIVE
dollars more, and still owes'Si.30
Low priced tobacco and high priced
yuano dou't work we'll together.
Smlth6eld Herald: 1t is suggest,
ed that Gen. Joseph E. Johnston
would be the proper man to deliver
the Grafton when the monument &c
the Confederate dead Eere is IN
yelled, he having been the com
handing General OF the Co6tederatt
forces In the last battle of the war a
which the dead heroes ted, whos'
remains lie in our cemeleryr
Raleigh State Chronicle Tn
first indictment Of a newspaper to
advertising lotteries was in Cumber
land court. Our excellent neighbor
the Wilmington Star, WHICH "kick
ed" at the passage of the law, wa
chosen as the paper to make an ex
ample OF. Under the law, a pub
Usher can be indicted in any count
in which his paper clrcula.es.
Raleigh Visitor State Treasure
Balm has announced officially tha
the existing law relating to tax 0
Drummers License will be adhere
to in accordance with the DECISION {
the Supreme Court of North Care
lima in the case OF State VS.: Lone
The Treasurer. says that this d,
, cision viii govern the Treasury d,
partment until otherwise reversed
Therefore all persons cl.argeabl
with such tax are expedited TO con
ply with the law in all lis provision
Danbury Reporter "A man u
here sold his crop Of tobacco fc
enough to buy two sacksof fer,ilizt
and had twelve cents left Anuti,e
up the south side of the; mountain
had to~rty-fve cents lett after t.ayin
for his fertilizer and hauling. Tw
others after paying all expenses e:
.cept what work they did had fl
cents each left. Two more bougl
400 lbs. of fertilizer each, one MAJ
o97 lbs. OF tobacco, the other abo,
/, 400 Ibs.-about a pound OF tohace
TO every pound of fertilizer use,
Who says 1t will not pay to gro
tobacco with which to get money
pay tor everything we require?
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-02
ASTONISHING SUCCESS.

II is the duty OF every person
.wh" has used BoScheeS German
Syrup 10 !.t ils wonderful V.alties
bc know t. their + lends III caring
Consumption, severe Coughs, Group,
A|nua, Pneumonia, aud in fact all
threat and lnng Diseases. No per.
s'h -" use y without immediate re
lief Thtce doses will nel:.,e sn,
vasa. and We consider il the lazy ol
M bfu9gt>ts 10 recommend II 10
the poor, artng constructive, At least
~ try n bull!e, as 50 5000 jozeu
b",,ts> We're sold last yesr, and M
II case where Il TAI ed ~as report.
eel, Such a me1 cine as The G,gHlaG
.>Yrup "annot be 100 widely knewn
-A>N Your druggist about 1t. sam
- bottles to Try, sold at II ceu,s
lscg"iar size, - ceu,s. Sold hy al
ID nSGts'> an,i Dcaie,s, IN tie Uulted
Sialt- a'I Canada.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-02

When J I'm Sherman learned that
the no-trtce law vas III force in
North CM"hna he declined to stop
nuh pushed on 10 Charles.on.--
Grctn$boI0 Nolth State.
This Is the best fesult we have
noticed i. r"rnec,tun with the fence
law. II II keeps "rt john Sherman,
one OF ihe most corrupt OF visiting
s'att>mtn,' and kee. out Tire h"gs
it II he an excellent law WI
H4U,yt0n Ntur.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-02
RUCKLEN's ARNICA SALyE.

The Beet Satye in tle world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rhen'n, Fever Sores letter, Chap:
ped Hands. Cli1blains, Corns, and
all Skin Erdptrins, aud positively
cures Piles, or no ray required. II
is guaranteed To give perfect salts:
faction. or money refunded. Price
% cents per box. For sale by w.
A. Hayes, Drnggist:
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-02
M o L / G f

IN
Having qualified az Administrator
upon the estate of Sully Gates, deceased.
| hereby notify NIL persons indebted to
said estate to make immediate pay
ment, and all persons having claims
against the said estate must present
them properly authenticated To the UNI
delsigued within one year from this
date. or this netice will be pleau in bar
Of their recovery. This Sth day OF
March, 1887.
i. NJ. GATES,
- Administrators.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-02
COOP RESULTS IN. EVERY CASE,

OOSA ASEo LIS IN ~ In SAoG
D. A. Bradford, Wholesale paper
dealer Of Chattanooga, Tenn, wri,es,
that he was seriously afflicted with a
sewers cofd that settled on his luHgs
had tried many remedies withou,
benefit. Being induced to try DR.
Kings New. Discovery for Con
sumption, did SO and Was entirely
cured by the use of a lew bottles
Since WHICH time he has used it, n
his family for all Coughs aud Culd'
with best results. This is the expe
rience Of thousands whose lives have
been saved hy this Wonderful Dis
cosery. Trial Bottles free at. W
A. Hayes Drug Store.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-02
GEO E. NISSEN & CO., SALEM. \.

ME REASONS WE CAN AND DO MAkEIs'E BEST WAGONS NNE:
L We keep a very lars" stock OF seasoned luln!rr. saving mHt nf 1t o N our
own Mills and using only the best for wagons tho ir" r p"hs' especially f'
rience; then it being 4 >etlet fact thatw = makr The best; We tAtfAmase 1t
fcheaper han any me else. Qun}nV cOHlderei ; It'll Vantage are. a%m tie
lumber ourselves. buying iron, paint, varnth, So MOSTLY by the car lal AT boz
tom cash prices .ta
We are manufacturers agents for the pest Thimhe ,kein nnh", being Of best
wrought Steel perfectly welded anl cauuo break. We make the only brake on
running gear that is worth hauling. 49,
Write tor prices. Every Wagon hearing onr nMme is fully warrante -
GEO. r. NISSEN q CO.. Manufacturers. SALkM \. c.
For sale at factory prices, ireish, added, by JOHN L. MARKHAM,
Durham, n G. . ..e.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-02
VOICE FROM THE PAR
: SONAGE.

BRowSwooD, Ga, Dec. I, 1886.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga. I
GENTLEMEN : This pas, summerHi
my wife was away on . two months
visit. On her return home she had
wretched cold, which, growing
worse. caused me TO call in q physi.
clan. He attended her several weeks
without bene6t,ng her. She, know.
ing the splendid effect S. S. s. bad
Oh me, determined TO test it in her
case. AT that time she had -cepious
and disagreeable discharges from the
left nostril. Before the FIRST bottle
OF S. S. S. was used up she was
much better, and a few additional
bottles set her all right.
Il Is remarkable that S. S. S. is
good tor colds and sore throa,s. A
few months ago, ! vas troubled oc-
OCCASIONALLY with my throat from
preaching. I carried q bottle Of
Swift's Specific with me on the cir.
cult. Whenever my throat became
irritated and annoyed me / would
take a dose OF S. S. S. just before re.
firing, and on awakening, would be
we'll. = -: {;
Rev. jos. O.. LAAasTQN.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis
eases nailed tree.
The Swift Specific Co., Drawer 3,
Atlanta, Ga.
DR.. Geo. A. Mebane, of Mebane,
! graduated from bellevue Hospital
College, New York Citya Oh The
evening OF the l4,h inst. Il vas The
twenty.sixth annual commencement,
After the diplomas were presented,
the graduates and faculty adjourned
to Detmonico's, where dinner was
served. At the close OF the dinner,
says the n. Y. World, the toast
1.-THE class Of 1887, may its member.
ever uphold the honor and dignity
of the profession which they have
Just entered and add new lustre te
the name oil their Alma Mater" wa
responded to with enthusiastic elo
quence by Dr.. G. A. Mebaue, presi
dent Of the class."-Rdieigh Neps
Observer, y.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-02
SIX ETCHES

BATTLE SIX TCI1ES.
- +.
OHTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE
- GREAT BATTLES AND CAM
PAlGNS UE THE CIVIL WAR.
The Quarter Centennial Of all the Eli
gagcments and Campaigns at the battle
Year 1862. will OCCUR duljLg 1887. This
year, ~.connenciug MARCH 10TH, the
GREENSBORO NORTH STATE,
GREE sEoRo, \. c.,
VIII publish a sketch Of each important
battle and campaign OF the civil war
during 1862. beginning with the en-
gagement between the MERRIMAC
and MONITOR. fought March 9th,
1862. amt the battle of PEA RIDGE,
fought March 9Th and sth. 1852. These
Will be- followed at proper dates with
shiloh. the Feninsu,ar Campaign. in
GLIDING Cold Harbor. June 21th. 1862.
sTONEW ALL JACKsON'S Campaign
against Banks. MIlrOy and Fremont.
THE SEVEN DAYS BEFORE RICH
MONn. pOPES CAMPAIGN inrIud-
ing Cedar Mountain. GainesNii.e and
Chantilly. SOUTH MOUNTAIN and
ANIIETNN /: the invasion oil krn-
tuchy BY Bragg aud Kirby smith Cor
inth 4hlHfnut River.
These sketches will be followed next
year by the stories %! the battles Of
tsi3. and 20 on each year. nlltil tile
c.o>e AZ A~ppniDaitox. This series Of
sketches will close in April, 1891. and
W;il give an accurate historical aEt'l sta-
~i.>ilyal record 81 the great civil war.
The sketches viii bc handsomely IL
iu-tr4icl. aIal MI combined viii make
" valuable ahd Impartial history OF the
great struggle.
lfEEs GREENSBORO NORTH SIATk
sl..r1 4 year In adv nee.
kEOGH & BOYD.
G~rt-inolru. y. C..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-02

The firm OF j. c. Brewster &
Co, OF. Raleigh, has made an assign
ment. Assets $4,000 Liabilities
ahnn, 800 OOt 81 49,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-02
Select Boarding ~ Day
school tor HOunE
Ladies' and Lite

;. HILLSBORU n. C..
THE MISSES NASH AND MISS
l. kOktADCK will resume the txrr-
cises .of. their school on Friday, 3rd
day Of September, 1886.
Tuition for day scholars $4,000 per
Session.
Circulars sent OH application.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-02

OHTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE
~ GREAT BATTLES AND CAM
PAIGNo OF THE CIVIL WAR.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-02

The Quarter Centennial ofall the Eli
gagcments and Campaigns et the battle
Year 1862. will OCCUR lulit.g 1887. This
year, 'csnnencius MARCH 10TH, the
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-04
HE CAME TO GRIKF.

Officer Jap Marlatte noticed day before
yesterday upou the street slick young man
who was engaged in taking in the unwary
and unsophistocated BY clever little trick.
He had a penny, a dime and sheet Of paper
as the tools of his avocation. Stationing
himself upon some convenient corner he
would commence fooling with the paper and
the pieces of money and soon attracted the
overly-curiors Then placing one of the
pieces above another beneath the paper
he would fold it enclosing both
and than endeavor to get q
wager as to which was on top. The victim
wosid, by betting, find out that the piece he
felt sure was uppermost had, by hokus
pocUs, been changed and the slick young
man would thus pocket the wager, walk
away to find elsewhere more prey. He had
been very successful until he fell into the
hands of the officers and appeared in police
court yesterday morning to pay fine and
receive advice 70 work his little game in
other parts.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-04
THE ART AMATEUR,

For May give striking portrait study in
colors by Stephen His Parker of a norman
Peasand," forcibly painted and full of life
and character. The remaining designs in
clude pleasing decorative head by Ellen
Welby in brown, fine study of lilacs, three
fall size panels for hall chest of caryed
oak, decorations for a fruit plato (plums)
and a vase (marsh marigolds), bird design
for fan page Of pronograms in N, and
designs for stole and other needlework.
Several illustrations are given Of American
pictures at the forthcoming Paris Salon, in
Guiding double-page drawing by Henry
Babon, cat the Bapstan-Etretat," and a
striking dog picture, Comrades" by Eliza
be.h Strong. The Salon, the National Acad-
envy Exhibition, the Boston Art Museum
and thu Probasco picture collection Of sub
jects OF Interesting articles The practical
topics specially treated are fruit painting in
oils, flower paintings on china, sketches from
nature, and wall and floor decorations; there
is only timely talk" on fitting up seaside
cottage. The department Of "Books, Old
and New" is unusually interesting to biblio-
Dhiles this month"; and the whole number is
an admirable illustration of the skill and
thoroughness with which The Art knsature
covers its chosen field. Price, IS cents
Montague Marks, publisher, % Union
Square, New York.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-04
GARFIELD POST MEETING.


Last evening Garfield Post held its regular
meeting. There was q large attendance, both
Of members and visitors. Preparatory steps
were taken for Memorial day.
The following committees were appointed
in addition to the general committee ap-
pointed last meeting:
Com ON music-C Comrades Derby, Ask and
Lewis.
Com. on iowers-Rochelle and Larimer.
Decoration of hall-Dumont and Bucknsr
Transportation-Mart Meyers and Alley.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, Memorial Day being generally
observed, and by legal enactment set apart
As holiday; and,
Whereas, The Grand Army Of the Repub-
lie desires the cooperation of all classes in
the observance OF this, to us, sacred day;
therefore, be it
Resolved, That the mayor and council and
all other city officers are hereby respectful
ly and cordially invited to participate In the
ceremonies of decorating the graves of those
who died that the nation might live.
Resolved. That all the different secret so
eieties Of the city, and the citizens generally,
are particularly invite ed to Unite with us in
remembering those "brave and gallant de-
tenders OF the republic in its most dire aud
heroic calamity"
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-04

Feeling that we need some plan by which
we may more successfully protect ourselves
against that clezs Of customers who are un
worth of credit, or are buying beyond their
ability to pay. we hereby request as many OF
our business men ss possible to meet at the
city hall, Wednesday evening, May 4, at
O'Clock for the purpose of forming an organ
ization with this object in view. Other cities
have had associations such as we desire to
organize in successful operation for years,
and We have the plan Of one Of the best,
which we desire to submit to you. Come out
and look into it, and help us organize. By
order OF committee of business men inter-
ested in having such an association.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-04
CHANGED HANDS.

The drug store formerly owned by Messrs.
Roller & Terrill on North Main street has
been sold to Messrs. Gray and Hoffman, and
the doors are now closed for the purpose Of
invoicing the stock. The two young pro-
prietors are both we'll and favorably known
in the city; George Gray having been for
some time the able and skillful prescription
clerk at Lawrence's drug store; his partner,
Mr.. Eph Hoffman, has had twelve years ex-
perience and is graduate Of the Philadelphia
School Of Pharmacy.
They have already commenced the ref1t-
ting aud refurnishing of the store and intend
to make Of it one of the most attractive in
the city. They will put in a new stock o:
drugs. Their intention is to confine them
selves strictly to the prescription trade and
will operate drug store firss-class in every
respect.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-04
SOME FACTS.

We have advertised in the adjoining
space some twelve big bargains which. be
cause of their choice qualities, we call
s'plums." These "plums" win be ripe,
that is, placed on sale Monday morning to
remain for thres days, provided they last
go long. We want to say right here that
this il not a "catch- penny" ad., but every
thing here offered Is Of real worth, intrin-
sic merit, good style and the best Of manu-
facture
When we say silk is worth 81 and We
offer It for few days at n cents. We mean
exactly that and nothing more. nothing
less. We mean that if bought and sold in
regular way that 81 would be close
price for it.
Of late money has become very scarce
in the east caused, it is said, by the enor-
nous amounts seeking investment in the
west. This state of things, together with
the lateress of the season, has induced
many manufacturers and importers to re-
alize on their stock, hence we were able to
close out some lines at very advantageous
terms to ourselves. These advantages We
promise our customers.
1t will be but little trouble for the citi-
zens of Wichita to give this
matter personal investigation, and we
firmly believe it will be of very great benefit
to them, at least it will be no loss. We
are always very much pleased to show oul
stock and never tire in so doing. Gun
trade has been 80 very satisfactory thus
far that we feel encouraged to push our
business to the utmost.
We warmly urge call and examination
of our "plums." We know but one YER
dict can be returned. We have just made
very great additions to our millinery de-
partment, it now includes all the late
novelties to be found in the eastern market.
WILSON 6 FOX.
203 and 2O5 Main st.. corner OF First.
dId1-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-04
For One Week.

The sumptuous private library and art col
lection formerly owned by Frank T. F.
Bradley Of Pullman, Illinois is offered 10 the
citizens of Wichita a. private sale in sets and
| single volumes a, low figures
Sample volumes are now on exhibition at
rooms ID aud Is, Reed & Mcpherson block,
| 14a y Main street
This library contains nothing that il not
choice in every respect, and affords an op-
portuniry rarely met with, Of furnishing the
home with elegant literature and CLASSIC art
As it contains no duplicates it 10 important
70 call early. l446re
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-04
WORK COMMENCED.

The trouble between the Rock Island road
and the Sumner county right-ofway owners
and engineers have been ordered to resume
work. They commenced yesterday. A gen
tlepan connected with the road stated yes
terday that the road would this year be
completed to the territory anyhow, and
probably farther
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-04
Assessment Notice.

Personal property statements have been
left at every house aud place of business in
the city aud all persons have had ample time
to make their returns to the assessor or dep
uties. Many have not done so to whom ii
may prove expensive if they do not call at
the assessors Office soon. los w Douglas
ave W. +. GREEN,
1SQt ASSESSOR
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-04
FIREIN BATH ROOM.

Last night near 10 o'clock FIRE caught in
the bath room Of Mr.. D. j. Cha.fisld's resi-
dence. 245 North Fourth avenue. The de-
partInent appeared on the scene in good time
bat the flames were ex.inguished without A.
tsching to tho plug.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-04

Mr.. l. NJ. Crawford arrived in the city
yesterday. Bids were opened for cut stone
work on the new opera house building and
the contract awarded to White & Co.
Work on the bull ling is progressing nicely
and it is thought it viii be ready for use by
the LIST OF September.
Mr.. Crawford is negotiating with Edwin
Booth for opening the house. He has offered
him Is, 900 for the first night and S, 90 Tor
the four following nights. a favorable
answer has been received from Booth but the
matter is not definitely settled.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-04
HOMOEOPATHISTS.

The Society of homeopathic Physicians
and Surgeons of Sedgwick county was called
by the president, DR.. Ordway, to meet last
night on important business to the profess
sion. Owing to the absence of several MEM
bers at the state society quorum was not
present. Pressing business demands another
trial next Monday
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-04

DR.. John A Brady, who has been quite Ill
at the Manhattan hotel since Monday even
ing. will, owing TO his sickness, give up his
proposed trip to Reno county, and return to
his home in Louisville, KY, as soon as he is
able to travel 1t is to be hoped that the
doctor will soon be himself again.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-04

The city was conplinented with a visit
yesterday from Mr.. II. P. Stimson, ca HER OF
the American National Bank Of Kansas City,
and Mr.. W. p Rice, president Of the Mining
Investment Co. of Kansas City. These two
gentlemen are in the hands of Mr.. Parmen-
ter, who no doubt showed them many of the
attractions of our beautiful city, as well as
to furnish them also with business pointers.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-04
MEETING OF BOARD OF TRADE.

The Board of Trade held q meeting last
night in Board Of Trade rooms, over the
Wichita National bank. The meeting was
for tho purpose Of discussing matters con-
corning the erection OF a building. After
another meeting on the same question next
Saturday night.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-04

The new state of things evidently proved
too much for the dives of the city. The no
torious gambling den on North Main, where
.scraps" has for some time interested the col
ored members of the sporting fraternity Of
the city, was yesterday being fitted up for .
boarding house.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-04

Work upon the government building is
progressing A force Of men as large as can
be employed are now at work finishing up
the trenches in the excavation for the found
alton. The architects say they will to-day
commence uniting in the concrete work.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-04
GAS MAINS.

In the council report it appeared that the
water mains had been been ordered Oh
Douglas avenue between Fifth and Washing
ton avenues. It should have been gas mains.
Lights at street crossings were ordered.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-04

Hon. T. B. Sweet, of Topeka, is at the
Gandolfo. He is the Kansas member Of the
International S. s. executive committee, and
is en- route for the Y. NJ. c. A. convention
in California, and will stop of two days to
attend the state convention.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-04

A.. Calish, the enterprislng cigar man, Of
North Main street, is off on business trip
10 the east. Before returning be intend. to
visit New York, Havana and Key West and
make extensive purchases of the finest CT
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-04

The attendance upon the Sunday evening
addresses of Raw Chas Adams, at St Johns
church, was very large Sunday, not only
were all the seats taken, but people were
even seated and standing in the aisles
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-04

Mrs s. E. Foote, Miss Mckee and Mr.. L.
johnson. left for Kansas City last evening
very much delighted with Wichita. They
with Mr. Henry Pilchard were entertained
by Mr.. Sidney Dixon.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-04

Mr. Terrence, the contractor. will, in few
days commence building the foundation fol
q magnificent residence to be erected BY
Hank Heiserman, In Riverside, at the corner
Of Carter and Riverside avenues
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-04

Officer Keister last evening arrested a
drunken man on East Douglas. So beastly
state of intoxtca.ion WAS he, that 1t required
the assistance of Officer Woods and . hack
and driver to land the fellow in the cooler.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-04

P. w. Carlton, one OF Sedgwick's best
horsemen, has purchased the fine FLY and
thoroughbred Rosetta Of W. 4. Stratson. a
fine breeder OF Greenwood county. NJ.
Carlton starts next week TO take in the Den
vpr circuit.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-04
BUILDING PERNITS.

The following building permits were issued
yesterday:
Eugene Clarke, frame residence, Car
low ave INSTRUMENTATION. slSOG
J. f. Witteman, frame business build
ing, Douglas ave. 1sOC
Lawrence & lie Auren, brick bust
ness building, Chicago ave -. -. 4AO0S
J. F. Bette, frame residence, Fifth av. 1loi
7. G Winants, frame barn, n Wichita
street. sot
TIC. Winants, frame residence, Mar
ket st ................... .......... 5N
6. A. Pevey, frame residence, Mar
ASt 81 1o>
G. A. Pevey, frame residence, Mar
ket st. ............................ 70i
9. A. Pevey, frame residence, Mar
G. A. Peyey, frame residence, Q Mar
kat st 15O(